Vibrations. Loud bass, or other music, whether inside the facility or outside, shall be reasonably monitored such that the vibrations do not disturb the residents nearby. Again, any reasonable complaints or violations of this provision after 10:00 p.m. may result in the immediate shutting down of the event, without warning.
Vibrations. Tenant recognizes and acknowledges that the ---------- operation of the Building equipment may cause minimal amounts of vibration or noise which may be transmitted throughout the Premises. Beyond using its commercially reasonable efforts to reasonably minimize any such vibration or noise, Landlord shall have no obligation to reduce such vibration or noise beyond that which is customary in comparable first-class office buildings of similar age and construction.
Vibrations. No tenant shall place a load upon any floor of the Building which exceeds the load per square foot which such floor was designed to carry. Landlord shall have the right to prescribe the weight, size and position of all safes and other heavy objects. Business machines and mechanical equipment which cause noise or vibration that may be transmitted to the structure of the Building or to any space therein to such a degree as to be objectionable to Landlord or to any tenant in the Building shall be placed and maintained by any such tenant, at such tenant's expense, on vibration eliminators or other devices sufficient to eliminate noise or vibration.
Vibrations. A. For Transportation Structures carrying Trackway vehicles and/or pedestrians and having a fundamental vertical flexural frequency of less than 3.5 Hz, a vibration analysis report shall be submitted to the City with the Final Design of each Transportation Structure providing a summary of the methodology used to determine Transportation Structure accelerations, accounting for the interaction between the Trackway vehicle and the Transportation Structure, where applicable, and identifying the maximum accelerations expected to be experienced by:
1. Passengers in a Train; and
2. Pedestrians on a SUP or sidewalk.
Vibrations. A. For Transportation Structures carrying On-track Vehicles and/or pedestrians and having a fundamental vertical flexural frequency of less than 3.5 Hz, submit a vibration analysis report with the Final Design of each Transportation Structure providing a summary of the methodology used to determine Transportation Structure accelerations, accounting for the interaction between the On-track Vehicle and the Transportation Structure, where applicable, and identifying the maximum accelerations expected to be experienced by:
1. Passengers in a Train; and
2. pedestrians on an SUP
B. In addition to the provisions of Section C3.4.4 of the Commentary to CAN/CSA S6 regarding serviceability limit states for pedestrian bridges, vibrational analyses shall be carried out for all Transportation Structures carrying pedestrians using forcing functions specified by the FIB Guidelines and Sétra. The accelerations experienced by pedestrians shall not exceed:
1. the vertical accelerations specified in Figure C3.3 in the Commentary to CAN/CSA S6, except that all accelerations below 0.50 m/s2 shall be acceptable, irrespective of the first flexural frequency; and
Vibrations. Landlord acknowledges and agrees that Tenant intends to undertake laboratory and research and development work in the Premises and in connection therewith intends to install in the Premises sophisticated laboratory equipment and such work and equipment are sensitive to external vibrations, including vibrations caused by work of the Building. Prior to the commencement of the construction of Landlord’s Expansion Project, Landlord, at its sole cost and expense, shall install vibration monitors in the Demised Premises in locations mutually agreed to by Landlord and Tenant. In no event shall the performance of Landlord’s Expansion Project result in vibrations within the Demised Premises exceeding 8,000 mips. Such monitors shall be programmed to notify one or more representatives of Landlord and, if Tenant so elects, one or more representatives of Tenant, when vibrations within the Demised Premises exceed 7,900 mips. In the event that any such sensor identifies vibrations exceeding 7,900 mips, Landlord shall immediately cause all work which is reasonably likely to cause material vibrations affecting the Building to cease and shall immediately (or as soon as possible thereafter) notify Tenant by email. Landlord shall not recommence any such work reasonably likely to cause material vibrations affecting the Building unless and until Landlord has identified the cause of such vibrations and, if it is determined that Landlord’s Expansion Project is or was the cause of the vibrations (vs. vibrations caused by construction or operations unrelated to the Landlord’s Expansion Project), provided to Tenant a mitigation plan to reduce the same consistent with industry standards currently in effect for similar projects in the Charlestown/Somerville/Cambridge market. Landlord will cause such work to be performed in accordance with the mitigation plan. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if it is determined that the Landlord’s Expansion Project is not or was not the cause of such vibrations, Landlord may resume the Landlord’s Expansion Project without such mitigation plan but Landlord shall continue to monitor vibration levels at the Building and perform in accordance with the procedures set forth above. In the event that such sensors detect vibrations exceeding 7,900 mips and such vibrations were caused by the Landlord’s Expansion Project more than three (3) times in any thirty (30) day period, or for more than two (2) consecutive days, and if, as a result of such vibrations, Tenan...
Vibrations. Tenant recognizes and acknowledges that the operation of the Building equipment may cause vibration or noise which may be transmitted throughout the
Vibrations. Tenant recognizes and acknowledges that the operation of the Building equipment may cause vibration or noise which may be transmitted throughout the Premises. Landlord shall have no obligation to endeavor to reduce such vibration or noise beyond that which is prevalent in first-class renovated office buildings of comparable age and quality in midtown Manhattan.
